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Question in the comments, Please help me!

Answer 1

The formula for a direct variation equation is f(x) = kx. You have a value for x and a value for f(x). So solve for k and replace the k in f(x) = kx with that number you found. That should give you the answer :)

Answer 2

Did you get it?

Answer 3

No..not yet @kayders1997
Do you think you show me how to do it, I trying to study this, but I keep getting stuck

Answer 4

am*

Answer 5

okay so you have f(x)=-9 when x=3 the equation for direct variation is f(x)=xk so you have your x and you have your f(x) so you plug in your value -9=3k do you understand where this is coming from?

Answer 6

Or you could think of it this way you have the number x when you plug x (3) into one of the equations when are you going to get -9 f(x)

Answer 7

does this make sense @Ms-Brains

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

good :)

Answer 10

Do you have any other questions?

Answer 11

Yes, one more but I will post in a second

Answer 12

Okay

Answer 13

Wait, so he problem we just worked on, the answer would be...B?

Answer 14

Yes

Answer 15

Are you going to put your other question here or a different tab?

Answer 16

A different one, so you can get a medal!

Answer 17

Okay :)

Answer 18

Do you wanna comment my name than? Just in case im helping someone else